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Created by Simondo > 9 months ago, 23 Mar 2013
Al G
NSW, 7663 posts
14 Nov 2017 4:10PM
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Nice one SB,now where have I seen that board before



Good on ya's Pupster & Sir Lancelot,I wish I could retire

Warnsey
NSW, 83 posts
14 Nov 2017 6:32PM
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Another great session here today. Much like Pup, the forecast was completely wrong and although the waves weren't the biggest, they were some of the cleanest I've had in a while. Could have easily called in sick today.

SP
10979 posts
14 Nov 2017 3:45PM
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Another great session here today. Much like Pup, the forecast was completely wrong and although the waves weren't the biggest, they were some of the cleanest I've had in a while. Could have easily called in sick today.




Who's doing your reports up that way boys. Coastal watch?

Can't be that hard to write 2-3 ft. Light offshore wind early going east later in the day.


I'll have a crack at tomorrow.

Same as today but a bit smaller.

thePup
13831 posts
14 Nov 2017 3:50PM
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SP said..

Warnsey said..
Another great session here today. Much like Pup, the forecast was completely wrong and although the waves weren't the biggest, they were some of the cleanest I've had in a while. Could have easily called in sick today.




Who's doing your reports up that way boys.

Can't be that hard to write 2-3 ft. Light offshore wind early going east later in the day.


I'll have a crack at tomorrow.

Same as today but a bit smaller.


He's a farken ripper bloke that next door neighbour SP mate .... only costs me a 6-pack of deception subsidies every week

SP
10979 posts
14 Nov 2017 4:47PM
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thePup said..

SP said..


Warnsey said..
Another great session here today. Much like Pup, the forecast was completely wrong and although the waves weren't the biggest, they were some of the cleanest I've had in a while. Could have easily called in sick today.





Who's doing your reports up that way boys.

Can't be that hard to write 2-3 ft. Light offshore wind early going east later in the day.


I'll have a crack at tomorrow.

Same as today but a bit smaller.



He's a farken ripper bloke that next door neighbour SP mate .... only costs me a 6-pack of deception subsidies every week


Cheap at twice the price. Can't beat local knowledge.

Coastalwatch is terrible down here. I use the weather on here and swellnet.
Our local news also has good wind and swell charts which are really helpful. Think they are from the BOM.

thePup
13831 posts
14 Nov 2017 5:09PM
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CW went to Pish years ago with those farking spycams mate

MickPC
8266 posts
14 Nov 2017 6:15PM
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Yes the whalebone snapped SP, one freefall take off too many. Its taken a hammering over the last 2 or 3 years. Can't complain....

......did another dawny today & got a few hours in before the wind kicked. Good to see the swell stuck around another day. Probably no choice but to ride the 666 tomorrow, I don't think there will be much swell left. Its been a fun three weeks, only had about 3 laydays



Buggger. Snapping a board sucks. Especially if they are a good one.

My surf today was kinda like being lost at sea for an hour. No real banks, weird swell direction and a light onshore made it hard to find a decent one. Managed a few and jammed a lovely turn in the shorey so called it a day.

Looks like more swell later in the week. Hopefully the wind doesn't ruin it.


Yep real sweet & sour experience. I was planning on getting a summer log, but now chasing either a summer log or a performance board. Would generally prefer a performance longboard, but given its mid Nov I'm happy to go either way. There were some great deals around last weekend I was showing a mate who bought a new board. Unfortunately most within my budget sold. Sux losing a board, buying something diff is always exciting...sweet n sour

Nozza
VIC, 2859 posts
14 Nov 2017 9:47PM
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SP said..

thePup said..


SP said..



Warnsey said..
Another great session here today. Much like Pup, the forecast was completely wrong and although the waves weren't the biggest, they were some of the cleanest I've had in a while. Could have easily called in sick today.






Who's doing your reports up that way boys.

Can't be that hard to write 2-3 ft. Light offshore wind early going east later in the day.


I'll have a crack at tomorrow.

Same as today but a bit smaller.




He's a farken ripper bloke that next door neighbour SP mate .... only costs me a 6-pack of deception subsidies every week



Cheap at twice the price. Can't beat local knowledge.

Coastalwatch is terrible down here. I use the weather on here and swellnet.
Our local news also has good wind and swell charts which are really helpful. Think they are from the BOM.


Most stuff originates from BOM.
Predictwind do detailed modelling of Port Phillip Bay, based on one station in Avalon.
I've paid for Coastalwatch Pro or whatever, Predictwind similar.
Now I just go and look......

MickPC
8266 posts
14 Nov 2017 7:02PM
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Nothing beats having a look with your own eyes, cams are not good at depicting size etc... A couple of weeks ago I thought it was cranking, I raced down there & the waves were only just over waist high....the 2 people in the water were a couple of short ass primary school hot rats

oldmal
NSW, 316 posts
15 Nov 2017 8:01AM
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Lay day not much happening

thePup
13831 posts
15 Nov 2017 5:28AM
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Did you see a swarthy bloke with Brylcreamed sandy coloured hair who goes by the nameplate of Asea in the carpark trading pornography Old Malligan

thePup
13831 posts
15 Nov 2017 5:32AM
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Forecast below zero & we got knee to waist glass clean peeling off sliders - water bloody magnificent & had the company of about 10 Dolphinos surrounding the board for about 20 minutes or so saying their greetings

smh
NSW, 7269 posts
15 Nov 2017 9:42AM
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Nice little peelers early at DB on the "new" Tolly Point break model..
It's seen plenty of waves but rides nicely..when the rider is tuned in properly





that looks unreal SB. love Tolhurst's boards. it's been rubbish down here the last few days so just been keeping fit and paddling the river. Lots of fish around. Will have to get the fly rod out. Wish the surf would improve. I'm on an 8 day break

Al G
NSW, 7663 posts
15 Nov 2017 5:04PM
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Nozza said..

SP said..


thePup said..



SP said..




Warnsey said..
Another great session here today. Much like Pup, the forecast was completely wrong and although the waves weren't the biggest, they were some of the cleanest I've had in a while. Could have easily called in sick today.







Who's doing your reports up that way boys.

Can't be that hard to write 2-3 ft. Light offshore wind early going east later in the day.


I'll have a crack at tomorrow.

Same as today but a bit smaller.





He's a farken ripper bloke that next door neighbour SP mate .... only costs me a 6-pack of deception subsidies every week




Cheap at twice the price. Can't beat local knowledge.

Coastalwatch is terrible down here. I use the weather on here and swellnet.
Our local news also has good wind and swell charts which are really helpful. Think they are from the BOM.



Most stuff originates from BOM.
Predictwind do detailed modelling of Port Phillip Bay, based on one station in Avalon.
I've paid for Coastalwatch Pro or whatever, Predictwind similar.
Now I just go and look......


The good old fashioned way Noz

Al G
NSW, 7663 posts
15 Nov 2017 5:05PM
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Forecast below zero & we got knee to waist glass clean peeling off sliders - water bloody magnificent & had the company of about 10 Dolphinos surrounding the board for about 20 minutes or so saying their greetings


thePup
13831 posts
15 Nov 2017 2:15PM
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Few youngins in the pod Albury - the older ones were nudging them close to me looked like they were teaching them what's safe & what's not ... they were fishing in bloody shallow water most of their bodies were exposed at one point

SP
10979 posts
15 Nov 2017 2:17PM
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Agree that Nothing beats looking yourself but i don't really use them for that. I looked 3times a day for 25 years so pretty easy to make a good guess what it's like today or I just ring Dad to check.

I use them if I want to know what it will be like in a few days or what my favourite waves 2hrs away might be like. Heaps better then reading a synoptic chart like we used to.



With the modellling stuff Guess it comes down to how good the model is and here swellnet ****s on Coastal watch for accuracy.

Al G
NSW, 7663 posts
15 Nov 2017 5:29PM
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thePup said..
Few youngins in the pod Albury - the older ones were nudging them close to me looked like they were teaching them what's safe & what's not ... they were fishing in bloody shallow water most of their bodies were exposed at one point



Yeah they are magnificent to watch hey,I had them so close to me the other week mate I could touch em,but I don't.Now you're in gods backyard,haha

But be careful,apparently they can try to pack rape swimmers or push them out to sea : slate.com/human-interest/2009/05/the-dark-secrets-that-dolphins-don-t-want-you-to-know.html

thePup
13831 posts
15 Nov 2017 3:14PM
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Yep the - males or outsider rogues split up mothers & calves kill the calves to bring the mothers back in heat ... other species do the same mother nature at her worst Al

Al G
NSW, 7663 posts
15 Nov 2017 6:19PM
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Yep the - males or outsider rogues split up mothers & calves kill the calves to bring the mothers back in heat ... other species do the same mother nature at her worst Al



Yeah unfortuneately mate

obct
NSW, 3487 posts
15 Nov 2017 8:22PM
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it's called infanticide, and even we humans have done it for millennia, the worse kind is called 'sex selective infanticide' , and with todays technology (Ultrasound) there are some places in the world where it is still practiced today. So if a child's sex is wrong, they need never even be born

But you can even experience a strange form of it in your own workplace or even in a sporting team, where a new dominant leader is appointed to replace a previously much loved and successful team leader

How many time have you seen it happen that the new leader wants to completely purge the virtual DNA of the old leader and replace it with their own




thePup
13831 posts
16 Nov 2017 8:16AM
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No surf this morning .... it was flatter than an obct fart in a well kept & nicely fitted out Chinese Van - however on the brighter side of sublime while being within the edgier dimensions of terrific and also speaking of the big handsome frothering bastard of a thingy .... he is on his way to the Banana Coast very shortly

surfbroker
NSW, 1488 posts
16 Nov 2017 12:45PM
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obct said..
it's called infanticide, and even we humans have done it for millennia, the worse kind is called 'sex selective infanticide' , and with todays technology (Ultrasound) there are some places in the world where it is still practiced today. So if a child's sex is wrong, they need never even be born

But you can even experience a strange form of it in your own workplace or even in a sporting team, where a new dominant leader is appointed to replace a previously much loved and successful team leader

How many time have you seen it happen that the new leader wants to completely purge the virtual DNA of the old leader and replace it with their own





Reminds me of an old saying obct..

"The New broom sweeps clean"..have seen it in action several times and unfortunately it happened to moi..I had stayed around long enough to be considered ..dust..

obct
NSW, 3487 posts
16 Nov 2017 1:32PM
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thePup said..
No surf this morning .... it was flatter than an obct fart in a well kept & nicely fitted out Chinese Van - however on the brighter side of sublime while being within the edgier dimensions of terrific and also speaking of the big handsome frothering bastard of a thingy .... he is on his way to the Banana Coast very shortly


It will be such a shame if there's no surf and all we get to do is drink and talk about everyone behind their backs

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Oh, I forgot, that's what we do anyway

Should be a good weekend


oldmal
NSW, 316 posts
17 Nov 2017 8:20AM
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Nothing maybe the weekend heading up to QLD today Noosa next week fingers crossed I guess for a wave

Macaha
QLD, 21900 posts
17 Nov 2017 7:33AM
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Nothing maybe the weekend heading up to QLD today Noosa next week fingers crossed I guess for a wave


Nothing on the points here this morning, not sure if it will improve over the next day or so.

oldmal
NSW, 316 posts
17 Nov 2017 8:43AM
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oldmal said..
Nothing maybe the weekend heading up to QLD today Noosa next week fingers crossed I guess for a wave



Nothing on the points here this morning, not sure if it will improve over the next day or so.


If so Mac might spot you for a wave and coffee if you're around

Macaha
QLD, 21900 posts
17 Nov 2017 7:46AM
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oldmal said..

Macaha said..


oldmal said..
Nothing maybe the weekend heading up to QLD today Noosa next week fingers crossed I guess for a wave




Nothing on the points here this morning, not sure if it will improve over the next day or so.



If so Mac might spot you for a wave and coffee if you're around


That would be great mate, not sure if there will be waves or I'll be able to surf but coffee sounds good
I'll introduce you to Lacey or even better I can bag him behind his back Let me know when your on the GC.

oldmal
NSW, 316 posts
17 Nov 2017 8:50AM
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oldmal said..


Macaha said..



oldmal said..
Nothing maybe the weekend heading up to QLD today Noosa next week fingers crossed I guess for a wave





Nothing on the points here this morning, not sure if it will improve over the next day or so.




If so Mac might spot you for a wave and coffee if you're around



That would be great mate, not sure if there will be waves or I'll be able to surf but coffee sounds good
I'll introduce you to Lacey or even better I can bag him behind his back Let me know when your on the GC.


Mac I don't run by time just go and do whatever whenever not really a time person

Macaha
QLD, 21900 posts
17 Nov 2017 7:51AM
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oldmal said..

Macaha said..


oldmal said..



Macaha said..




oldmal said..
Nothing maybe the weekend heading up to QLD today Noosa next week fingers crossed I guess for a wave






Nothing on the points here this morning, not sure if it will improve over the next day or so.





If so Mac might spot you for a wave and coffee if you're around




That would be great mate, not sure if there will be waves or I'll be able to surf but coffee sounds good
I'll introduce you to Lacey or even better I can bag him behind his back Let me know when your on the GC.



Mac I don't run by time just go and do whatever whenever not really a time person


Lucky man



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